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Category Archives: Solano County
Rockville Trails Preserve
Rockville Trails Preserve is a relatively new open space preserve near Fairfield, CA, owned and managed by the Solano Land Trust. It is just across Rockville Rd from Rockville Hills Regional Park, where I have previously hiked. The Rockville Trails … Continue reading
Rush Ranch Open Space – Suisun Hill Trail
Rush Ranch Open Space is a few miles south of Suisun City in southern Solano County. About 2000 acres in size, it is next to Suisun Marsh and not far from Grizzly Island Wildlife Area. There are 3 hiking trails. … Continue reading
Birding at Rush Ranch
My visit to Rush Ranch (see here for hike details) included quite a few bird sightings, notably two new entries to my life list. This post is a short summary of the hike from the birding perspective. Since I was … Continue reading
Posted in birding, North Bay, Solano County
Tagged birding, Rush Ranch Open Space, Solano County, Suisun Slough
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Rush Ranch Open Space – Marsh and South Pasture Trails
Rush Ranch Open Space, located outside Fairfield in southern Solano County and operated by the Solano Land Trust, is a 2000-acre open space area that includes different ecosystems: freshwater and salt marsh, pasture, and grasslands. There are 3 loop trails, … Continue reading
Lynch Canyon Open Space
In the summer, Lynch Canyon Open Space is a vision of rolling golden hills, some more mellow and others more rugged, punctuated by views across a surprising extent of the north Bay Area, from San Pablo and Suisun Bays to … Continue reading
McGary Rd
The McGary Rd segment of the Bay Area Ridge Trail runs along the shoulder of McGary Rd between the Park & Ride at the beginning of the Hiddenbrooke Trail Ridge Trail segment and Red Top Rd, along I-80 just west of Fairfield. … Continue reading
Rockville Hills Regional Park
This was a springtime hike in Rockville Hills Regional Park in Fairfield, where there is a segment of the Bay Area Ridge Trail. The day was quite warm, around 90 degrees, for my afternoon hike. The Ridge Trail segment is … Continue reading
Benicia Waterfront West to Carquinez Overlook
This post actually covers 2 hikes, done on different days, that combine to make up the western portion of the Bay Area Ridge Trail segment along the Benicia waterfront west from Benicia State Recreation Area to an overlook near the … Continue reading
Posted in Bay Area Ridge Trail, North Bay, Solano County
Tagged Bay Area Ridge Trail, Benicia State Recreation Area, Benicia-Martinez Bridge, Carquinez Bridge, Carquinez Strait, Carquinez Strait Regional Shoreline, Dillon Point, Glen Cove Marina, Glen Cove Waterfront Park, Hiddenbrooke Trail, Mt Diablo, Solano County
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King-Swett Ranches Exploration
The King-Swett Ranches in southwestern Solano County are a currently undeveloped nature preserve owned and managed by the Solano Land Trust. The public can access these beautiful properties only by docent-led hikes at this time. I was fortunate to participate … Continue reading
Benicia Waterfront
This Bay Area Ridge Trail hike starts at the Benicia State Recreation Area, which has its own exit from I-780, and goes east into Benicia. There’s a corresponding hike from the same trailhead heading west into Vallejo; I’ll do that hike … Continue reading
Posted in Bay Area Ridge Trail, North Bay, Solano County
Tagged Bay Area Ridge Trail, Benicia, Benicia Marina, Benicia State Recreation Area, Benicia Yacht Club, Carquinez Strait, Carquinez Strait Regional Shoreline, city walk, Marina Green, Point Benicia, Solano County, Victorian houses, Waterfront Trail
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